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A talent show followed the
business meeting In the show
were entries of a tumoiing skit,
a cooking skit put on by the
The regular month!) meeting chef League, insliumcntalisls,
of the Penn Willows 4 H Club vocalists, and a guest drummer,
was held Friday, September 12 Bill Musscr, from Conestoga,
at the Pequea Twp. Elementary Leaders were given a chance to
School. Thirty-six eager young wm f ome !^ bons for ? n ? w TP g
, . , questions They were judged by
club members and 24 adults at- Mrs Doi;is Thomas, home econo
mist.
Penn Willows
By Eric Ehhleman
Try A Classified Ad
In Lancaster Farming
September Specials
AUTO-LITE
TRACTOR $t m qc
BATTERIES
GUARANTEED 18 MONTHS
ALEMITE
LUBRICANT r w o2 $ 6.75
Regular Price $7.50
D-CON RAT & MICE BAIT
Special Offer —50 c Refund
For Each Bo\ Top Mailed To The Company
Our Price $1.30 Each 50c Refund
Actual Cost 80c
C B. HOOBER S SON
Intercourse, Penna. Phone 768-8231
NEW Purina Dairy Conditioner Special can prepare
cows for good production at low cost
West Willow
Farmers Assn., Inc.
Ph 464-3431
West Willow
Ira 8. Landis
Ph 394-7912
1912 Cieek Hill Rd., Lane.
tended the meeting The meet
ing was in charge of Piesident.
Tim Brenelsen.
The meeting was adjourned by
the president The next meeting
will be held Octobei 10.
If you’re not among the many good local
dairymen who have started mixing NEW
Purina Dairy Conditioner Special with
your-own grain to build a research
proved dry cow ration, it can pay you to
check into this low-cost way of feeding
dry cows.
New Purina Dairy Conditioner is a 16
percent protein ration, fortified with
extra Vitamins A and D plus phosphorus
to help guard against milk fever.
To help you save on dry cow feeding,
Purina Research recommends varying
feeding levels, depending on cow condi
tion and the quality of your roughages.
For example, if a cow is in good condi
tion and your roughages are of excellent
quality, you would feed less Purina dry
cow ration than if the cow were in only
fair condition and if the roughages were
of only fair quality.
Using Purina Check-R-Mix* formulas
we can build you a low-cost dry cow
•Reg. Trademark—Ralston Purina Co.
John B. Kurtz
Ph: 354-9251
R. D. 3. Ephrata
WHEN THE WARWICK FFA boys say
they will have fresh chicken for the Chap
ter Bar-B-Q they mean it. Setting up this
gimmick photograph for Lancaster Farm
ing is (left to right) Ken Grube, committee
chairman; Gerald Martin, vice president,
Jay Showalter and Mike Herr. The chicken
John J. Hess, 11, Inc.
Ph: 442-4632
Paradise
ration, combining New Purina Dairy
Conditioner with your grain. Or, if you’re
feeding low-protein roughages, it may
pay you to feed Dairy Conditioner
“straight”—just as it comes from the
bag.
More and more successful area dairy
men are proving that good dry cow feed
ing pays off in extra cow condition—
and extra milk production in the next
lactation. For example, 100 to 200
pounds of additional body weight at
freshening can pay off in 1,000 to 2,000
pounds of extra milk during the lactation.
Drop in soon and get your free copy of
the Purina Dry Cow Program folder.
We’ll be glad to point out how new
Purina Dairy Conditioner Special can
help prepare your dry cows for good
production at low cost.
Wenger's Feed Mill
James High & Sons
Ph- 354-0301
Gordonville
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 20.1969—1
bar-b-que will be held Saturday, October
4, at the Lititz Springs Park and proceeds
will send members to the National FFA
Convention at Kansas City. Tickets will be
Sl.oo for a halt a chicken and may be pur
chased from any Warwick FFA member
on the day of the affair at the park.
Inc.
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
Forage Day;
Hay Show
Scheduled
Southeastern Pennsylvania
foi age minded farmers will
have an opportunity to observe
the latest research on forage
establishment, varieties and
quality at a Forage Day and Hay
Show, September 30.
The event will run from 10 00
AM to 12 30 PM at the Penn
sylvania State University South
eastern Field Research Labora
tory located near Landisville,
reports Lancaster Assoc Agnc.
Agent Arnold G Lueck
Field research studies to be
visited include legume estab
lishment, legume varieties, sum
mer annuals, corn hybrids and
soybean varieties
Interested farmers are urged
to bring along 1969 grown hay
samples (bale sections at least
10 inches thick) for display and
judging A brief program on
hay quality and evaluation will
be presented.
The program has been sche
duled in the morning so that
farmers may return home in
time for afternoon field work
To reach the laboratory, turn
ioff US Route 230 by-pass at
Salunga Go north on Spooky
Nook Road V 4 mile, turn left
on Shenk Road % mile, go
through covered bridge and
turn right All turns from the
mam highway will be marked.
Additional information , in
cluding hay show entry forms
aie available fiom the Agncul
tuial Extension Office